Your unfair advantage
for shipping software.
Stop vibe coding. Start shipping.
The Claude Code plugin that ships tested code, typed schemas, and documented PRs. Not hopeful prototypes. Built for devs who want AI discipline without designing the system themselves.
Production-ready means tested, reviewable code, structured artifacts, and PRs you can actually merge.
OSS reinforces discipline without blocking creativity. You stay in control while OSS keeps quality predictable.
OSS itself was built using OSS processes. The demo and repo show a real feature shipped under the same rules.
7 days free • No credit card
From engineers who got burned by vibe coding one too many times.
30+ years of engineering experience • GAFA-grade practices • Verify the code
What You Get
/oss:ideate, /oss:plan, /oss:build, /oss:ship + 39 more for testing, compliance, chaos engineering, and operations.
Expert prompts for every stack + GAFA-grade compliance: Privacy, Accessibility, FinOps, Chaos Engineering.
No command limits. No token counting. Run as many workflows as you want. Simple subscription.
Claude is asking clarifying questions...
→ What payment provider? Stripe
→ Subscription or one-time? Both
→ Need usage-based billing? Yes
✓ 23 files mapped
✓ API routes defined
✓ Database schema ready
src/lib/stripe.ts • src/api/webhooks.ts • src/db/schema.ts...
✓ Tests passed • Committed • Pushed to GitHub
🚀 Done. Review your PR.
What took your competitor 2 weeks took you an afternoon.
Vibe coding is fun until production breaks.
Without One Shot Ship
With One Shot Ship
How It Works
Four commands. Idea to GitHub.
Each command is a battle-tested workflow that guides Claude through a structured process. No more hallucinated code. No more forgotten context. Just production-ready results.
Unlike ad-hoc prompting, OSS enforces structured steps so quality is established before code is written.
Guardrails, not a cage. OSS fails loudly when quality is at risk, but degrades gracefully when you need to deviate.
Requirements Extraction
Claude asks strategic questions to understand your vision. Instead of jumping into code, it uncovers edge cases, clarifies scope, and documents decisions, like a senior engineer running a discovery session.
- → Clarifying questions to nail down requirements
- → Edge case discovery before you write a line
- → Technical decisions documented and reasoned
Architecture Generation
Generates a complete implementation plan with file structure, database schema, API routes, and component hierarchy. Every step mapped before code is written.
- → Full file tree for your feature
- → Database schema with migrations
- → API contracts and type definitions
- → Implementation order to avoid blockers
Controlled Code Generation
Executes the plan phase-by-phase, dispatching specialized agents for each task. A React component goes to react-specialist. Database queries to database-optimizer. Each expert builds their piece with best practices baked in.
- → Right agent for each task
- → Tests written before implementation
- → Code reviewed between phases
- → Rollback points at each milestone
Quality Check & Deploy
Runs full test suite, commits with descriptive messages, pushes to a feature branch, and opens a PR for your review. Never pushes directly to main. You always have the final say.
- → All tests must pass before commit
- → Conventional Commits format
- → PR with summary, tests, and context
- → You review and merge when ready
All 43 Commands
One command for every step.
Core Workflow
TDD Cycle
Compliance
Testing
Operations
Learning
+ 19 more commands for design, experiments, feature flags, monitoring, and more.
For Teams
How to get the most out of One Shot Ship.
Start Every Feature with /oss:ideate
Don't jump straight to code. Let Claude ask clarifying questions, surface edge cases, and document decisions. This 10-minute investment prevents hours of rework. OSS intentionally slows down reckless AI usage upfront, so you don't pay for it later in rewrites, bugs, or broken logic.
Always Plan Before Building
/oss:plan creates a roadmap with tests-first approach. Each task is atomic and testable. Your team can review the plan before any code is written.
Let Build Do the Heavy Lifting
/oss:build dispatches specialized agents for each task. Tests are written before code. You watch progress, not keystrokes.
Review, Don't Auto-Merge
/oss:ship creates PRs for human review. Use your normal code review process. AI generates, humans verify. That's the safety model.
Watch It In Action
From idea to GitHub in one session.
OSS itself was built using OSS. The demo and linked repository show a real feature shipped under the same rules the tool enforces.
Inspect the code that was produced:
View on GitHub1100+ tests • Zero any types • Production-ready
49 Specialized Agents
Expert help for any stack.
+ 37 more specialists including privacy-engineer, accessibility-engineer, finops-engineer, chaos-engineer.
Simple pricing.
Start free. Upgrade when you're hooked.
Try everything risk-free. Full workflows and agents included, no credit card required.
Risk-Free Trial
for 7 days
- ✓ All 43 workflow commands
- ✓ All 49 specialized agents
- ✓ Unlimited usage
- ✓ No credit card
Pro
per month
- ✓ Everything in Free
- ✓ Priority support
- ✓ Early access to new agents
- ✓ VisionOS, ML & advanced agents
Enterprise
for large teams
- ✓ Unlimited team members
- ✓ Dedicated support
- ✓ Custom integrations
Lock in $39/month forever. Price increases at v2.0.
No credit card required. No auto-charge. You decide to upgrade after trying it.
Developer FAQ
What exactly is One Shot Ship?
It's a Claude Code plugin that provides structured, battle-tested workflows for building software. Instead of "vibe coding" (hoping Claude figures it out), you get deterministic pipelines: ideate → plan → build → ship. Each step produces concrete artifacts: requirements docs, architecture plans, tested code, and PRs.
Who is this NOT for?
OSS is not for developers who have already built a full Claude Code system with custom subagents, hooks, and guardrails. It's for developers who want that level of rigor without designing and maintaining it themselves.
Why not just write better prompts myself?
You could try to recreate this yourself, just like you could build your own car. OSS exists so developers can rely on proven structure, consistency, and safety without spending months designing the system.
How is this different from just using Claude Code?
Claude Code is powerful but unstructured. Ask it to build something and it might hallucinate files, forget context, or skip tests. One Shot Ship guides Claude through a disciplined process, like having a senior engineer supervise every step. The workflows enforce best practices automatically.
Do I need my own Claude Code account?
Yes. You pay Anthropic for Claude Code ($20/mo). You pay us for the workflows and specialized agents. Your code runs locally on your machine. We never see it.
What are specialized agents?
49 expert prompts optimized for specific technologies: react-specialist knows React 18+ patterns, database-optimizer understands query performance, privacy-engineer handles GDPR/CCPA compliance, chaos-engineer tests resilience. When /oss:build runs, it dispatches the right agent for each task.
Does it push directly to main?
Never. All code goes to feature branches. /oss:ship runs tests, commits, pushes to a branch, and opens a PR. You review and merge. This is a core safety principle: humans own main.
Will this slow me down or feel rigid?
OSS acts as guardrails, not a cage. It degrades gracefully if you deviate, but fails loudly when quality is at risk. The structure exists to catch mistakes early, not to micromanage your workflow.
Can I see the prompts/workflows?
The plugin is open source on GitHub. The prompts themselves are proprietary. They're our secret sauce and what you're paying for. Think of it like a SaaS API: you get the results, not the internals.
What stacks are supported?
TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, Swift, and more. React, Next.js, Node, Django, Rails, iOS, macOS, VisionOS. The specialized agents cover most modern stacks. If your stack isn't covered, the general workflows still work, they just won't have stack-specific optimizations.
Is One Shot Ship Mac only?
Currently optimized for macOS. The core workflows (ideate, plan, build, ship) work anywhere Claude Code runs, but some features like native notifications require macOS. Status updates display in Claude Code's built-in status bar. Linux/Windows support is on our roadmap.
Your unfair advantage
for shipping software.
Stop vibe coding. Start shipping.
7 days free • No credit card • Cancel anytime